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Yes, sometimes that suffices. Other times you have to translate an ad–hoc query language encoded in the query parameters of a url into SQL queries, and then it
by db48x 6y ago
Yes, sometimes that suffices. Other times you have to translate an ad–hoc query language encoded in the query parameters of a url into SQL queries, and then it would be really nice to have some way of manipulating them other than just string concatenation. That's a month of my life I’ll never get back.
- harperlee 6y agoOk, fair point, you don’t need it until you need it and you wish you had it :)